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Problems For The SDP

March 2007 | Risk Summary

The SDP, the leading opposition party poised to challenge the HDZ government in November's election, faces the possibility of losing the leader most capable of uniting the party. Ivica Racan, the former prime minister, has resigned temporarily for health reasons and vice-president Zeljka Antunovic has taken over his role. While it is clear that the return of Racan would be the best option for the party's popularity, three different factions have already emerged to contest the top role. Should Racan decide against returning, a leadership battle could lead to a damaging loss of support for the SDP in the crucial

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